Lawsuitsby GlyphEU Commission: Apple DMA interoperability decisions antitrust case
Regulator
European Commission
acted against
Against
The Commission specified measures Apple must take to give third-party devices and developers interoperability with iPhone features such as notifications and connectivity.
The case
- Regulator
- European Commission
- Opened
- Sep 19, 2024 specification proceedings opened Source
- Decided
- Mar 19, 2025
- Status
- On appealApple challenged the decisions in the General Court.
- Outcome
- The Commission adopted specification decisions setting out how Apple must open iOS features to connected devices and developers.
- Law tested
- Digital Markets Act on Regulations
History
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